Complete Review of the Disney Springs Christmas Tree Trail with over 70 images

As you’re reading this, you’re probably thinking, “I sure wish I could see 12 or 15 things in Walt Disney World attributed to the movie Frozen.”  Well, you’re in luck because here’s one of them!

Ice skates, ice crystals and snow balls make for a pretty tree.

No kids, the carrots aren’t real.  

This one works well with the blue lights.

Here’s the Mulan themed tree

We didn’t need these fans yesterday as the high was 75 and low in the 60’s.  Debbie kept saying how cold she was.  Pretty funny when you live your life in the South and your child things 70 degrees is cold.

Mulan after dark.

Let’s discuss taking photos with the trees.  It’s up to you, but here’s a photo with no flash.

And a photo with flash.  It’s not an indoor dark ride, so you can use flash if you so desire.

101 Dalmations has a tribute tree as well.

Furs, dog bones and dog bowls prevail

After dark.

Tangled is represented in purple and yelows.  Purple and gold was my high school colors.  Go Spartans!  Unfortunately they were defeated by my Mom’s school in the playoffs.

Lanterns, lots of lanterns.

Nice touch with the little artist palatte and braided hair.

Debbie loved the little hidden Pascals in the tree.

Really dark.

The Muppets tree was one of our favorites with it’s whimsical theme.  The other was the Alice in Wonderland tree which is our next and last tree.  I know you were wondering when this would end, right?

Miss Piggy and her paparazzi!

Fozzy Bear.

It’s dark in case you’re not used to the theme here.

Alice in Wonderland is the final tree on the trail.  The theme of the tree is pretty obvious, but it is a TINY tree.  I suppose that’s a not to Alice after she drinks the potion?

Drink me!  Little Tea Cups to remind my mom of the time she fell after riding :(  

When Debbie was little she asked, “Why does Mad Hatter always think it’s October 6th?”

Painting the roses red.

I hope you enjoyed the photo tour and that it put you into a Christmas state of mind.  I think Debbie did pretty good with her first photo tour, don’t you?